Great Britain 1870 ½d rose red Plate 8, SG48

Great Britain 1870 ½d rose red Plate 8, SG48Great Britain 1870 d rose red Plate 8, SG48. A very fine unmounted mint, with full original gum, block of four lettered 'FI GJ'. Usual crazed and off white gum associated with this printing plate, nevertheless a very scarce multiple. Provenance: Ex. "Verus". Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 2,400+. An attractive block of an iconic stamp, being Britain's smallest ever stamp, with prestigious provenance. The d rose red stamps, first issued on 1 October

Seychelles 1938-49 30c carmine

A very scarce watermark error of this attractive King George VI pictorial stamp depicting "Drying Cocoa"

5m (Approximately £1

Signed Bloch (Peter Bloch) and with a British Philatelic Association (BPA) certificate of authenticity (2007)

3½" x 3½"

close to large four margin horizontal block of six lettered 'IA-JC'

A rare imprimatur representing the first stamp from the first approved printing sheet

centrally cancelled by "KYONPYAW" circular date stamp

Fantastic historical pamphlet signed by Mark Twain - America's great novelist

rare as positional blocks of four

On the 19th of November 1800 a Government Proclamation was made in Sydney legalising certain foreign coins as acceptable currency within the Colony and fixing a sterling value to them

this is an extremely rare opportunity to own one of the most desirable signatures on the planet